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Lula beats Bolsonaro in Brazil’s runoff election

With 50.84% of the votes, the former president and leader of the Workers' Party became the president of the South American giant in an election marked by polarization, fake news, and electoral…

by Dialektika

October 30, 2022

News·Politics

Has Vladimir Putin been outflanked by the Russian far right?

Since Russia invaded Ukraine, the Kremlin has sought to minimise the reality of war, however on the far right, many feel that Russia is holding back too much and are increasingly calling…

by Dialektika

October 9, 2022

Politics

Ales Bialiatski, Center for Civil Liberties and Memorial receive the Nobel Peace Prize – 2022

The winners represent civil society in their home countries. For many years, they have promoted the right to criticize power and to protect the fundamental rights of citizens…

by Dialektika

October 7, 2022

Society

Globalization and the shaping of the new University world

Not only has the usual functioning of universities changed, but also the whole relationship between the university and the societies to which they respond…

by Luis Felipe García Soto

March 23, 2022

Education

Karl Popper ingenieria utopica fragmentaria

Karl Popper and the social engineering: utopian vs. piecemeal

The philosophical and sociological debate about utopian engineering as an erroneous construction of society is of utmost importance since Economics, Sociology and Political Science all have deep historical roots, as Karl Popper…

by Sandra Maceri

August 6, 2021

Politics

Is ‘cultural Marxism’ really taking over universities?

The term “cultural Marxism” moved into the media mainstream around 2016, when psychologist Jordan Peterson was protesting a Canadian bill prohibiting discrimination based on gender. Peterson blamed cultural Marxism for phenomena like…

by Dialektika

September 15, 2020

Education·Philosophy

Artificial intelligence is a totalitarian’s dream

Individualistic Western societies are built on the idea that no one knows our thoughts, desires, or joys better than we do. And so we put ourselves, rather than the government, in charge…

by Dialektika

August 17, 2020

Philosophy·Society·Technology

How democracies die – Review

Justification of democracy has become an essential theme in the current literature on political philosophy. Different factors have created the conditions for this to happen, but mainly they can be resumed in…

by Jorge Gonzalez Arocha

July 11, 2020

Politics·Reviews

Columbus statues offensive Native Americans

Columbus statues are coming down – why he is so offensive to Native Americans

Columbus statues are coming down – why he is so offensive to Native Americans. Over the past few weeks, statues of Christopher Columbus have been beheaded, covered with red paint, lassoed around…

by Dialektika

July 10, 2020

Politics

Censorship with “C” of “Chisel”

The world has been immersed in the mobilizations against police abuse and racism for several weeks. Peaceful protests are mixed with vandalism, promoting a better world through violence in all its forms…

by Fernando Almeyda

June 18, 2020

Politics

Society & Politics - Page 5

Lula beats Bolsonaro in Brazil’s runoff election

Has Vladimir Putin been outflanked by the Russian far right?

Ales Bialiatski, Center for Civil Liberties and Memorial receive the Nobel Peace Prize – 2022

Globalization and the shaping of the new University world

Karl Popper and the social engineering: utopian vs. piecemeal

Is ‘cultural Marxism’ really taking over universities?

Artificial intelligence is a totalitarian’s dream

How democracies die – Review

Columbus statues are coming down – why he is so offensive to Native Americans

Censorship with “C” of “Chisel”

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